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Dingle Peninsula: Luxury Private Day Tour from Killarney
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Overview
Experience the Dingle Town & Peninsula Private Chauffeur Driven Day Tour, a luxurious escape from Killarney to the stunning Dingle Peninsula.
This private tour begins with a scenic drive through Castlemaine, the legendary home of the Wild Colonial Boy. Travelers can marvel at the breathtaking views of Inch Beach, where the Atlantic waves crash—a surfer's paradise. Then, it's on to Dingle town, a charming hub for coffee, shopping, and sightseeing. The journey continues with a personalized tour of the Peninsula, including a stop at Aidan's sheep farm, known as the filming location for the movie 'Far and Away.' Travelers can customize their tour with stops at the Blasket Island Centre, Louis Mulcahy pottery, Clogher beach, or the ancient Gallarus Oratory, a remarkable 6th-century stone church shaped like an upturned boat.
The tour includes comfortable transportation in a new Ford Tourneo Custom with ample space for seven passengers, complete insurance, licensing, and bottled water. It excludes lunch, entrance fees to archaeological sites and the sheep farm (€6), gratuities, and snacks. This private tour promises a memorable and tailored experience of the Dingle Peninsula. 
Highlights
Explore Dingle Town: Discover the charm of Dingle, with time for shopping and coffee.
Visit Gallarus Oratory: See the ancient 6th-century stone church.
Personalized Tour: The itinerary is designed around what the traveler wants to see and do.
Comfortable Transport: Travel in a new, spacious Ford Tourneo Custom.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers loved the tour for its stunning scenery and friendly guides. Some suggest allowing more time at each stop to enhance the experience.
Customers really liked how much they saw on the tour.
They also liked how friendly their guides were.
Many enjoyed the beautiful views.
Customers appreciated how their guide was flexible and made the tour special.
Some customers wished they had more time at each stop.
One customer mentioned a specific stop was underwhelming.
The Journey
Dingle Town & Dingle Peninsula
Discover the vibrant heart of the Dingle Peninsula in Dingle town, a charming fishing port brimming with colorful shops, traditional pubs, and delicious seafood. Venture beyond the town limits to explore the world-famous Dingle Peninsula, a breathtaking landscape of rugged coastlines, rolling hills, and ancient monuments. Experience the warmth of Irish hospitality as you meet Aidan, a local sheep farmer, and learn about traditional farming practices. Explore ancient Bee Hive huts (clocháns), remnants of a 2,000-year-old Irish settlement. Capture stunning photos at scenic viewpoints and delve into the rich history and culture of this captivating region. Conclude your day with a hearty meal, live music, and the convivial atmosphere of a traditional Irish pub.
6th Century Chapel (Gallarus Oratory)
Step back in time at the Gallarus Oratory, a remarkably well-preserved early Christian church dating back to the 6th century. This simple yet striking stone structure stands as a testament to the enduring faith and craftsmanship of early Irish Christians. Marvel at the dry-stone construction technique, which has allowed the oratory to withstand the elements for centuries. Feel a sense of awe and tranquility as you contemplate the history and spirituality of this sacred site on the Dingle Peninsula.
Conor Pass
Journey to the summit of Conor Pass, one of Ireland's highest mountain passes, and be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views. As you wind your way along the narrow, twisting road, prepare to be mesmerized by the dramatic scenery, including the shimmering waters of Tralee Bay and the rugged peaks of the surrounding mountains. Capture stunning photos of this iconic landscape, a true testament to the raw beauty of the Irish countryside. Note that access may be weather dependent, particularly during winter months.
Slea Head Drive - Prehistoric Settlement
Uncover the secrets of the past along the Slea Head Drive, a scenic coastal route that winds its way through the heart of the Dingle Peninsula. Discover a remarkable prehistoric settlement, dating back 5,000 years, providing a glimpse into the lives of Ireland's earliest inhabitants. Explore the remnants of ancient stone structures and imagine the daily routines of these early communities. Immerse yourself in the rich archaeological heritage of the Dingle Peninsula and connect with the deep roots of Irish history. Specific site locations along Slea Head include the Dunbeg Fort.
Know Before You Go
This private tour includes travel in a Ford Tourneo Custom, accommodating up to 7 passengers. The vehicle is fully insured and licensed. Bottled water is provided. Lunch, entrance fees to archaeological sites and the sheep farm (€6), gratuities, and snacks are not included. Travelers can be picked up and dropped off at their desired location in Killarney.
Hot Tip
Many reviewers suggest allowing ample time at each stop to fully appreciate the scenery and historical sites. Some visitors found particular stops more appealing than others, so consider prioritizing the traveler's must-see locations to make the most of the day.
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